Carpet beetles are tiny, oval beetles, often with speckled or patterned shells. The real damage comes from their larvae, which look like fuzzy little caterpillars and feed on natural fibers such as wool, feathers, and some carpets and clothing.

You might notice irregular holes in sweaters, blankets, rugs, or upholstered furniture. Ignoring early signs allows them to spread into closets, storage bins, and under baseboards. BRD treatments target cracks, edges, and resting spots, and we give you practical steps for laundering and storing fabrics so they do not keep coming back.